mega 2-4 language in context

mega 2

4 language in context

Multiple Choice

I 'll call you as soon as soon as I

• get home

• gets home

• getting home

Multiple Choice

I 'am interested in

• visit museums

• visiting museums

• visits museums

objectives

• express a habit using to in correct sentences

• complete sentences according to the audio

• recognize the short vowels

• answer the questions about you

meaning

used to means in the habit of or accustomed to

examples

• I am used to going to the gym in the evening

• Sarah is used to cooking every weekend

• WE not are used to travelling by a car

• students are used to studying very hard for the exam.

• Is he used to studying English ?

form

subject + be + used to + gerund

I am used to getting up early

make sentences using be -used to - gerund

Multiple Choice

pablo is used to ............in England

• live

• living

• lived

Multiple Choice

I ......... used to walking to the park

• are

• is

• am

Multiple Choice

She is used to ................very well

• eat

• eats

• eating

5 listening

listen to the messages or conversations . complete the sentences

Multiple Select

1 a -Mr Kramer's assistant is apologizing for

• changing the time of an appointment

• changing the time calling

Multiple Select

1b Mr Kramer wants to

• changing the meeting to Saturday

• changing the meaning to Monday at the same time

Multiple Choice

2A Nawal is thinking of

• visiting China

• visiting New York

Multiple Choice

2B Sabah is looking forward to

• Seeing a manger

• seeing Brenda

Multiple Choice

3A omar is apologizing for not

• coming to Ron's office

• coming to Ron's house

Multiple Choice

3b At the end Omar is thinking of

• bringing his cousin to Ron's house

• brining his cousin to Ron's work

Multiple Choice

4a Raymond is making excuses for not

• handing in his history project

• handing in his math project

Multiple Choice

4b he wants to

• hand the project in a couple of days late

• hand the project in one week

6 pronunciation

short vowel are used to refer to the sounds that most often correspond to the letters ( a, e,i,o and u ) when the vowel occurs individually between consonants